Law

The event addresses lead exposure in Buffalo and Western New York.

Longtime UB professor John Henry Schlegel's talk promises a deeply personal and historically rich exploration of how American legal education has evolved alongside shifting social class dynamics.

The book, “Social Thought from the Ruins: Quixote’s Dinner Party,” is based on conversations among international social scientists between the 2008 financial crisis and Covid.

The institue is the nation’s leading independent organization dedicated to producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize and improve the law.

Black people were much more likely as white people to be convicted of felony murder based on accomplice liability, study says.

The event will feature Yale Law School professor John Fabian Witt, a widely published legal historian.

Gilbertson is a recognized leader in the field of higher education law with expertise in international programs, disability law and artificial intelligence.

Individuals who have a mental illness are more likely to be rearrested after being released from prison than those without a mental illness, according to a new UB study.

A public discussion will be held Saturday at Burning Books.

McCormick is one of four commissioners to serve on the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, which plays a critical role guiding fair elections.